Toyota Camry Service Intervals

What is the Toyota Camry Maintenance Schedule?

  

Given its stellar reliability ratings, you might think that the Toyota Camry practically runs itself. However, the Camry needs to have professional service from time to time to ensure it is safe and runs as smoothly as possible. The Toyota Camry maintenance schedule is determined based on the trim and model year. Therefore, the most accurate Toyota Camry service intervals are found in your Camry's owner's manual. If you don't have the owner's manual on hand, you can contact our mechanics or look up your exact vehicle online to determine when it needs service and what service tasks should be performed.

 

15,000-Mile Service

 

The first of several major services for the Camry begins at 15,000 miles. You'll find that service builds incrementally for the Camry, with many of the same initial services performed repeatedly at higher mileages. The Toyota starts off with a comprehensive internal and external safety inspection. A certified Toyota technician will inspect the Camry's tires to look for signs of uneven tread wear or low tread depth that can cause safety problems. The Camry's tail lights and head lights also get an inspection to ensure they are working properly. The interior inspection includes an evaluation of the driver's mat for proper installation.

30,000-Mile Service

 

Next for the Camry is the 30,000-mile inspection. The Camry's tires are once again inspected when it reaches this point. They will be balanced, inflated, and adjusted as necessary for tire longevity and performance. The car will have an oil change at 30,000 miles. The engine filter is likely due for a cleaning or complete replacement by this time. The cabin's air filter may also need a change. A Toyota technician will make adjustments to the car's belts and fluid levels as needed.

60,000-Mile Service

 

The Toyota will have more services at 60,000 miles. The spark plugs and battery are major parts checked at this time. The car will get new spark plugs if they are worn out for full engine capability. The battery may be low on power if you are still using the original. Nuts and bolts are checked at this time, and the Camry will get another round of fresh engine oil and a replacement air filter.

 

90,000-Mile Service

  

One of the most extensive service milestones for the Camry occurs at 90,000 miles. The Camry will get all the major fluids checked and flushed if needed along with repeating the previous service items. The Camry will have new spark plugs installed if they haven't been changed, and the exhaust system is also inspected.

 

To book a service appointment for your Camry, contact our service team today.